Alphabetical Order
Sort A to Z or Z to A, with or without case sensitivity, and with natural number ordering.
Sort lines of text alphabetically, by length or by number. Clean up lists by trimming spaces and removing blank lines and duplicates in the same step.
Paste your list and the sorted result updates as you type. Everything is processed in your browser.
A line sorter puts each line of your text into a new order. It is the quickest way to alphabetise a list of names, tidy a column copied from a spreadsheet, or put numbers in order without opening a spreadsheet at all.
Sorting is natural-aware, so file2 comes before file10, and numbers inside lines can be sorted by their value.
Sort A to Z or Z to A, with or without case sensitivity, and with natural number ordering.
Put the shortest or longest lines first.
Sort by the first number in each line, including values like 1,500.
Flip the current order, or shuffle lines randomly for fair draws.
Trim spaces, drop blank lines and remove duplicates while you sort.
Your lists never leave your browser.
Put one item on each line.
Pick alphabetical, length, numeric, reverse or shuffle.
Trim, drop blank lines or remove duplicates.
Copy it or download a text file.
Quick answers about using the MoSanKit Line Sorter.
By default it is not, so "apple" and "Apple" sort together. Turn on Case-sensitive to put capitals first.
Each line is sorted by the first number found in it. Lines without a number are placed at the end.
Yes. Alphabetical sorting uses natural order, so item2 comes before item10.
Yes. Tick Remove duplicates and repeated lines are dropped, ignoring case unless Case-sensitive is on.
It uses your browser's secure random number generator, so every order is equally likely.
No. Everything is processed in your browser.
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